Email QR Code for a photographer
Clients often want to be reminded and thanked. An email QR on the card or the gallery print becomes the way a client who 'lost your number' still reaches you.
Generate your email QR code
Enter your email address.
Scanning opens a new message to you — typos impossible, subject line optional, works everywhere.
Common questions
Does the reader need to type the address?
No. Scanning opens the mail app with your address already filled in — typos are impossible.
Can I pre-fill the subject or message?
Yes. Append ?subject=Hello and &body=... to the mailto: link and the draft will carry them.
Will it work on a business card?
Yes — a mailto QR prints clearly at card size and pairs perfectly with a vCard code.
Does it work with Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail?
Yes. The mailto: standard opens whatever email app is set as default on the device.
Can I add CC or BCC?
Yes — add &[email protected] or &[email protected] to the mailto link.
What if my email changes?
Generate a new QR with the new address. Old codes will still open the old email draft.
Why a email QR code works
- Encodes a mailto: address
- Optionally pre-fills subject and body
- Works on phone and desktop readers
- Starts a draft — nothing sends until the user taps send
- Fits email signatures, brochures, and packaging
- No typing — addresses and subjects come pre-filled
- Scans reliably from paper and screens alike
- A single code replaces a printed contact block
- Makes follow-ups one scan instead of one email